You’ll study a number of modules that are essential to the computing sector. These can either be studied in two years for full-time students, or spread over three years for those studying part-time. The modules are designed to provide you with a firm base of understanding, to allow you to advance to Honours Degree-level study and qualifications, or progress directly to employment. The course modules you’ll study are: LEVEL 4 - Software Development Covering the basics of control structures and algorithmic design. - Computer Fundamentals Covering how a processor accesses and manipulates data, and giving you an understanding of how data is stored. - Introduction to Security Providing a broad explanation of the need for encryption, and exploring the basic methods used. - Introduction to Networking Focusing on LANs and IP addressing. - Distributed Technologies Covering applications implemented on the web, or on mobile devices. - Academic and Professional Skills Introducing a variety of essential industry-standard skills, such as version control, project file organisation, and presentation skills. You’ll also develop transferrable skills including basic academic research, report writing and referencing, and self-evaluation. LEVEL 5 - Mobile Applications and Interaction Design Building upon the knowledge you’ve gained in the first half of the course; looking specifically at mobile app development, and exploring best practice in designing screen flow. - Object-Orientated Programming Extending your knowledge of object-oriented programming using a common object-oriented language, introducing design patterns, and exploring effective code reuse and maintainability. - Group Project Working with a customer; you’ll explore team roles and implement Agile team-oriented project management strategies, in order to develop a solution to a real industry requirement. - Enterprise Networks Expanding on the knowledge you’ve gained during the first half of the course, and providing an in-depth study of the implementation and deployment of WANs, through practical work in our well-equipped networking laboratory. - Emerging Technologies Encouraging independent research into a range of technologies and applications, such as AI, IoT, and machine learning; and combining this with practical implementation of the example applications in your chosen field. - Database Applications Development By enrolling on this course, you will become part of SWIoT ?" the South West Institute of Technology. SWIoT is a unique collaboration between Petroc and a number of prestigious higher and further education partners; designed to provide innovative technical education and deliver a skilled local workforce, economic growth, and prosperity to the South West.

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26 January This is the deadline for applications to be completed and sent for this course. If the university or college still has places available you can apply after this date, but your application is not guaranteed to be considered.

Course code: G555

Institution code: P51

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